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National Republican., 1887-08-06
STEAMBOAT LINES.

TAILY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FORT
- RESS MONROE.
Steamer EXCELSIOR MONDAYS, WEONES-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, and Steamer GEORGE
LEARY TUESDAYS THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS.
At $3.50 p. M from 7th st. wharf.
Returning leave Norfolk daily, except MON
DAYS, at 4.30 p. m, from Boston wharf. Ex-
elusive connection with Boston and Providence
steamers. Connect also with steamer Ariel for
Richmond, steamers for New York, and all
steam and railroad lines for the south. Se-
cure rooms and tickets ut Gl0 and 1851 Penn
syiyania ave and at Knox Express, who will
also check baggage from hotels and residences.
Telephone, No. 7i5'3 WIN. 7. WEIGH,
Superintendent and General Agent.
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National Republican., 1887-08-06

MISCELLANEOUS,
"susie II, Columbia Hospital"
FOREIGN LETTERS.
o'Bryon, Frau Minnie ssay, Viola Belle
| O'COnnell, Annie
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R, R.
wv. On and after May 2, 1857, trains, on Tho
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad viii run Is tol.
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What Became OF a Million OF Dollars.

The Extraordinary Grand Drawing (the
205th monthly Of the Louisiana State
Lottery took plaza at New Orleans, L.,
on Tueaday-aiways Tuesdsy-Juue 18th,
1887. The occasion had an unusual inter
cat from the magnitude OF the prizes in
value. 100000 vas the First Capital
Prize, sold in twentieths OF $15, 900 each,
at 81 each, waa won by No. 81, TAO; one
went to Theo. Fiuemacher. and VIM.
Wendell, and one to VIM. kempler, all Of
New York City, paid through Adams Ex-
press Co.; two to Mrs. F. v. Wasaermnn,
Of Omaha, Neb., paid through Pacific Ex.
press Co.; one to Annie Chandler, OF
Cliftonville, Miss, one 10 L. N. Reinack,
through Klaus & Bro, both were paid
through First National Bank, OF Meridian,
Miss. one to Jaa, II. Raymond & Co., OF
Austin, Tex !; one to City National Bank
and one to National Exchange Bank, both
Of Dallas, Texas; one TO A. J. Trefts, N.
". cor. 9Th and u" Sta, San F.ancieco,
CAL; one was paid in, person to r. J.
Mooney, No. 42O Urauline ST., and one to
Ohas. E. Dennis, Exposition Boulevard
and Preston Sta, both OF New Orleans,
La. The Second Prize was 100000, won
by No. 81 ,65S also sold in twentieths at 81
each, one to s. Lsvy, No. lao Z. 10th St.,
Chicago, H.; one to John Kyle, OF Buffalo,
N. Y, paid through Adams Express; ono
paid to Casco National Bank, OF Portland,
No, through Maverick National Bank, Of
Boston, Mass; ons to Frank Armstrong
through R. Truman, Alton Bank, Alton,
Iowa; one to John G. Liebel, OF 1919 Peach
ST., Erie, Pa; one to Snyder, Wells T.
Co., Gates, Tenn.;i one TO J.. G. Curry,
Prop. Of Tiyoli Garden, Main ST., Mem
phis, Tenn. ono 10 a depoBitor in the
Louisiana National Bank OF New Orleans,
La; one to J. B. Boyd, San Diego, CAL,
paid through Wells, Fargo 4 Co.; one to
Geo. Miller, No 1924 Howth ST., San Fran.
cisco, Gel, through Anglo Californian
Bank, Limited; one to Wells, Fargo d
Co. Of San Francisco, Cal. Third capital
was won by No. 1916; 1t was not sold.
No. S4,0lS drew tho Fourth Capital Priza
Of s25, 600; it was also sold in twentieths
at ST. each. Ono to A. B. CLARK, Boston,
paid through International Trust Co. OF
Boston, Mass. one to R. J. Tuflin, also OF
Boston, Mass, paid through Adams Ex-
press O.; one to John McRedmond and
John McKenns, of Stamford, Conn. one
to First National Bank Of San Jose, CAL;
one to John L. Steeiman, No. 90 South St.,
New York City; one to R. e.. Heaerman,
Louisville, paid through Third National
Bank Of Louisville, Ky; one to a'deposi-
tor in the New Orleans National Bank, at
New Orleans, La; one to G, R, Goldbeck,
Manor, Texsa, ETC., etc. The scheme en-.
brscec 3,lSG prizes, amounting to 81 ,055,-
GOO, aud while the further details arc In
teresting to many inyeators, cny iniorn,a.
ton can be had on an application to NJ.
A. Dauphtn, New Orleans, Is. The next
occurrence OF q aimilGr nature will be on
Tuesday, August 9th, 1857. Dsw. s.
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Thing. on. poe.n,t Like to Hear.

" FL a. ] j. ID g HIH ~
Things one Doesn't Like to Hear.
L1a Angeles Tribune. as7.i,te
"No, Mr.. smyth; but ! will DO sister
to yon." .E 5il n
GOOD morning. am introducing q
work which should be In every library"
"Sorry, dear boy, but 1can't let you
have the amount, for I'm dead broke my.
sell" rs Der X f}55
"Charlea, It Is halt.past 3 o'clock.
Where have you been until this hour I
"Mr. De Browne, your Bervicea will not
DO required alter Saturday nsxt."
"You want to marry my daughter, eh :?
We'll, young man. what are your cxpecta.
"Hereis the milllner's bill, Algy-only
II say, jenkins, I heard good story to.
day, and must tell It TO you" r}
"0h, Alfred, what do you think?I re-
ceived d letter from dear mamma this
morning, and she's coming to spend o
month with us.'' 5.' a'ti =
"When will you be ready to return that
$40, Robinson? This ia tho fifth time I've
asked you for It." Ig5..
III 20 PLACE, sorr, Miss Heavyswell
tonld me TO tell you she's not at home"
Sand filthy, dear brethren"
| "You are q moderate drinker, eh Now,
my dear sir, let mo direct your attention
to few Btatistica." ID.
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They Don't Understand the Situation.

Tho Tory newspapers arc striving hard
to belittle the testimonial presented 10
Gladstone by ten thousand Americany,
! First Of all they make poin. Of tho fact
that the presentation speech was made by
Bayarisn. This ia the frat thing they
don't undorstand. An American may
Z have been born in Bavaria, or London,
or Cork; ii no has assumed tho respond.
fbilities Of American citizenship, he ia on
the same Lowell With any and all other
Americans. l. is hard to get this thought
into tho Tory head. si:5Ig4
Tho next point is that the thing pyesen,.
cd is not OF any great yalue.-only GOO
pounds sterling. Giitu arc not put in the
balances and weighed against refined gold.
They are 10 be estimated according to the
feeling which prompts the giving. II a
large amount Of money or It's equivalent
had been thought necessary to show tho
feeling OF Americana for Gladstone, that
would have been given. Enough was
known Of Gladstone TO assure those who
had the matter in charge that ho would
not send the mcmento to silyersmith to
SEQ how many pounds sterling It would
fetch. This idea the Tory intellect ueems
incapable Of grasping. i5
Then the number Of donors was few
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dhe Q,tttaelliigett1t'.lrfr).
WHEELING, W. VA. JULY 10, 1887.
Trying to XIII tho Big Reunion.

When the Register aays that the INTEL.
LId.ScER has tried to turn to political &C.
count the coming Reunion, It makes &
statement which George Washington
would not havo made. It gives US great
pleasure 10 be able to challenge the Regis.
Ter 10 quote 80 much as one line in the
IsrRLLIaEScEn that can be construed by q
sane and honest man as an effort to make
political capital out Of the Reunion.
: The first auggeation OF politics in con-
neetion with the Runion came from the
Register, and all that have followed came
from tho same source. We do tho Register
the justice 10 believe that 1t did not con-
coct this deliberate scheme to kill the Re.
union and make failure OF that which
promises to DO the greatest event Wheel
fDghasknown. Thojob wasputupby wow
small fry Democratic politicians who hate
the Union soldier and all that is connect.
ed with him, and the Register has per.
mitted that little clique to make come
stage thunder in It's columns. 1thas given
up space in It's alleged editorial columns
as we'll as elsewhere IN the paper for the
same miserable object.
It Is desirable to have all the people OF
Wheeling join to make the Reunion a
great SUCCESS. But nobody is under COM
pulsion to help TO do Wheeling credit and
to advance her prosperity in this or any
other way. II tho Register and It's little
Clique Of advisory marplots don't feel like
helping, It is their sweet privilege to stand
aside and sec tho procession 60 by. The
procession 10 going to move; there will be
lotu OF Democrats in it, and others looking
on who are helping, and will continue to
help, to make 1t all that it ought to be-.
The Register and its few mud-:hrowins
conductors never will be missed.
There arc Democrats holding important
places on the Reunion committees who
are able to say Of their own knowledge
whether tho Reunion is what it Processes
to be-and has been everywhere else-or
whether it is the disguised Republican
echene the Registss says it is. II these
gentlemen had detected all that the Regis.
Ter "auspicious," they would have been
quick enough to enter their protest.
The coming Reunion in Wheeling is not
the frat that has been held by the Society
Of thu Army Of Wet Virginia; but it is
tho frat that has been denounced by any
Democratic newspaper ss Republican
scheme. That proud distinction WAS re-
served for Democratic newspaper in
Wheeling. Elsewhere there HIS been
generous rivalry to see who could contrib
ute most TO the SUCCESS OF tho occasion.
Here there is g malignant effort on the
part Of the Register and its iaw advisors. to
see how many and how great obstacles
they can put in the way.
Some small people are going TO be very
much ashamed Of themselves when it is
all over aud success-b1illiant success is
written in the record Of Wheeling's SPLEEN
did achievement. II
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WHY 'rhfs Discrilni,,utiuno

In iss effort to embarrass the Reunion in
all possible ways, the Register insists that
the President ahall be invited. The man
ager Of the Register il q member Of tho In
vita.ion Committee. He was present at
the latest meeting Of that committee, held
at o time when he was devotipg a good
deal Of space in his paper to the matter OF
the Proeidont's invitation. Yet he did
not open his ample mouth on that subject
at that time, nor has he done 90 in the
committee at any other time. Why this
backwardness in coming forward in the
proper place? Does he prefer to have It
out in his newspaper? Does that suit his
purpose better? 81. Y:
The 1NTELLlGEScER is informed by NOM
bers Of the Society Of tho Army OF West
Virginia that no msn has ever boon in
vited to one Of its Reunions because he
was President Of the United States.
Rutherford B. Hayes is tho only Presi-
dent who has ever attended OF bosn asked
to attend, and he was probably notified
rather than invited, Tor he is member Of
the society, and therefore needs no invi-
tation. - !.555E NJ,
Why .inAist upon discrimination in ia.
vor 0! the present incumbent OF the Preai.
dental oihccP What propriely would
there be in the Invitation Committee,
which is supposed to act for the Society,
departing from the society's own practice
in this regard? The President, moreover,
was not soldier, and il 10 happened to
be Blaine instead Of Cleveland, the same
rule Of custom would apply; there would
be no discrimination il hia behalf. 4.s
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..|T-#.|.. a,
only ten thousand. It could just as well
have been made a million. The Ameh.
cans who are no. heart and soul with
Gladstone In his fght for justiceto Ireland
arc in 80 small q minority that they would
be- lost II they were to atand up TO be
counted. 4, z ,s,f 3t5
Americana recognize in the Irish atrug-
gle the Gauge OF a brave and unhappy peo-
pie battling against oppression. They
know that Ireland and her friends all over
the Britain lsles arc contepbipg against
fearful odds They know that Ireland
mus! win, for British sentiment is growing
up to the high standard Of justice, and
God Is not on the aide Of oppression. The
Tories can't understand this any better
than their ancestors did something more
than hundred years ego, but truth and
right have not changed since then.
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T'RUsFEE's SALE OF FIFTH WARD

M s. W.P. HUBBARD, Trustee.
=" n Halter ArntIl1RhF 4. Z 2 b TOTO s
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BUSINESS
Wheeling, July u. @-z5 "a

Few people who Buder from torpid
liver have any adequate idea Of what that
importsnt organ actually does and how it
appears In health or disease. Yet by
taking the trouble to step into Logan 4
Co.'S. drug store, Bridge corner, Main
street, Wheeling, W. Va. they may see
both, as ahown In the scientific and accu-
rate model Of the human body on exhibi-
ton there. One such sight Is worth vol
umes OF description, as explaining phyeio-
logical facts and how Kaskine, the new
quinine. has won it's great reputation in
preventing and curing disease. .5s.-
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"Outing" Growing Popular.

To take an "ontins" is English, you
know, and the thing Is growing popular
over here. Small parties now 90 for q
tramp Of Sunday, or go boating, or
bicycling or fishing as regularly aa II It
we're part Of tho weekly life. So It 10 a
part and good part. It ought to be en-.
couraged. Whenever overcome by faint.
nesa or dizziness In your trips take a few
Of BRANpRETH's Pulls. They keep the
blood in good order, the head clear and
steady, and the nerves under mental
control, Iztt 314d i ~ An
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TRUsrEE's SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
; REAL EsTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, MAR.
GU r .EDt1Nrv rN4srr.r alf51 l4ls7- >eaAf'

SHALLCOuNTf.i Ifi-a we r ~
By virtue Of deed Of trust made by James A.
Rice to tho undersigned trustee. dated on Tho l7th
day OF June, in the year 1881. and recorded In the
oa!ce Of The Clcrk ol the County Court Of Ma,shs9
county, West Virginia, IN Deed Of Trus. hook M.
l. folio 25 will sell at public auction at the ltont
door OF the Court Rous,ot Marshall county,
SATURDAY, a4.h DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1857.
commencing at ten O'Clock 4. T., certain trac, NJ
land situate on the wnte;s Of Hickman. a branch
and bounded as follows: Begtnning at a hickory
corner 10 said klce III the Marsh all and wetzel conn.
~ the north s9Ao west 'is poles 70 stone pt!e ia
Flaws line: thence north 30 east Cox poles 10 1
stake aud ". 0. bush III road. an Hgteed corner
between PETERSON, Rice and Flaw: ihence south
S?1So west 2. poles to ktone near the road theno
north 64' west 20 poles TO stone; thence south s'
west II poles 10 an oak; thence south 25o west 10
poles to hickory; thence north $50 west % poles
| to W. o. corner between Rice and Eiaw, thenee
south 500 west l0lx poles TO bush corner OF Va.
ent!ne Brennan; thence north Il poles to 4 stone
within ono rod Of q sugar marked as corner:
line Oh north bank Of Hfckman; thence With SAID
line north 25ke east S0polcs TO stone near pue
thence south 6i' east By poles 10 ". O.; themes
sb5so east 10 poles 10 ". O.; thence north 40 east
&c poles 10 drain; thence north 42o east q poes
to red oak; thence north 17o east GS poles 70 4
rcd oak; thence north S0o cast IS poles 10 buIh:
thence north $50 east IS poles 10 . sugar; thence
south 640 east 1856 poles 70 tho Temporary fine and
win tnc sAUe bouln eAst Zo1 poles 10 Tue tes!n'
ming, containing four hundred and seven Acies
and three.fourths Q! an acre, be the same moreor
less sa'iN- t'tYais7s ~ Z ~ Fl 20 So y
| TERMS OF fsALE-orehai Of the purchase
money and as much more as the purchaser may
elect TO pay. cssh and the residue In one year with
interest thereon from tho day Of sale, the pur.
chaser 10 give his note with approved security and
the title to DO retained or deed OF trust given 70
secure the deferred payment,
Title believed TO be good, but selling as trustee
will only sell and convey such Tito as Il vested III
me. y So sl'5s7i JOHN J. JONES,
~ {ec0 81 --s7Ft ~ sB 4t. Tr,lktpe
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TIE I.EGIsTEN AND TIE REUNION
How That Paper Is Stirring up Opposition to
FN.l54sfuy the Grent Meeting. -H

b
How ,hnt Paper Is Stirring up Opposition to
rs the Grent Meeting. "a
To 4e Edi.of Of ths Iaisliieeaeer. 4.
sln:-It the Register newspaper wants
10 kill tho Great Reunion unless 1t can be
made boom for Cleveland, why does It
not say so2 Tho evident design, go
far as that paper was concerned, from the
frat was for make the whole occasion q
grand boost to tho coming candidate Of
The Democracy for the Presidency. The
evident intention now is, out OF party
epirit and malignity, to rnin the success
OF demonstration which promises 90
much towards forwarding the prosperity
and Of favor and gain To this community.
No regard sppears 10 exist Tor the well
fare OF the city, II party cannot be covertly
served, II la the old cry OF the pursued,
who has stolen, Of "Thief" to distract the
attention OF the crowd from himaelf, go
they accuse others Of making the Reunion
political, who themselves want no boom
for Wheeling, unless with boom Tor
Cleveland. If the writer mistakes not the
temper Of tho G. A. r. they will not suffer
the politicians OF either party to capture
this great feast Of fraternity, nor permit II
to be- proatituted to tho service Of any pol
iticisns Of any party whatever. i-3
Nor are they the men, whether Demo.
Gratis or Republicans to permit Themselves
to DO prevented from voting with com.
rsdes with whom they fought and march.
ed, by the yelpings OF interested politicians
OF tho meaner sort. N Vi
Theee seem to be insensible 10 the gen.
ersl welfare, to every consideration even
OF self intereat, to be moved only by a de.
sire to stir up strife at any cost to oul
city, her business men and her reputation
and to wreck what will be in spite o.
them the grandest outpouring OF honol
to the men Of 1861, that the Ohio Vale,
has eyerseen. Letthe politicians on both
pides take rest. The soldiers and busi
ness men are running this thing. (
! $3.50 ~ BUSINESS.
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No. 1872 North Trout street. rooacd hou,c
ground 70 by l35 feet. Price, ai,lb0. ~ ''t'
-Four Lots west side Of South Penn street, $50
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Is !. e M s:,s :. T. Il: y s e @
s;ts 49, ~ Ilv.M =! W ~ $40 ~
H'&a e:Ep . ~ 1:0o !" Co.. s:lA JnsS
, eM9 4: x. sM :; T. veg AN. &:to !. 4.
!9 ~ !, !. A s:sa 9:8 500 4.
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Address Registered Letters to
Z liSW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK !.

RFMFtahER Tha. the Presence Of Generals
In charge Of the drawings, il guarantee a. sbso'
iuts fairness and integrity that tu c,ia;iees arS ali
eausi, and mat no one can possibly divine Whit
cM ME \ that The payment Of all Prizes Is
BANKS Of New Orleans, and The T,cta,s ~
signed SGT by The President Of an Institution, whose
cDarte!ed rights arc recognized ID the 'hipfcsf
CoaIs therefore, beware Of any imiia,ioas o.
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DIED.

DIED. l4d
GRAIIA%-on Monday, July Il. 1857, at 1:So
O'Clock P. ~, Mrs. MARY T. GRAHAM, aged a
years. lf t,s, if :. N .aJG-
Funeral services this "wednesday afternoon at 8
3 O'Clock, from the residence Of her brother,
George A. Smith. No. o. Sixteenth street.
Friends Of the family are invited TO attend.
1nterment private at Greenwood Cemetery. :,
M1LLER-on Tuesday, July 70. 1857, at 80 O'Clock
p. n. Misl MARTHA VIRGINIA, daughter o!
Frederick Miller, in the 10Th year Of her age.
Ennnrnl tntIna hnreafiar 49, Z -----
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Moundsville Camp.

On and alter July l, the Baltimore 4
Ohio will run special train to the
Moundsville camp grounds, leaving
Wheeling ct 6:1O r. NJ. daily, except Sun.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. !

To he Cftditos Of Gtorgt A. C1ator. dteta.a,:
In pursuance NJ decree Of the Circuit Court ol
the county Of Ohio. State Of wtst Virginia, N ade
10 accuse therein pending 10 subject the real cs.
tate o. tho iAid George Ulator to The payment OF
his debts, you arc required 70 present your claims
against the estate Of the said George Ckor for id.
tudicstton 70 Joseph X. PAUL, Commissioner, at
his office No. 1910 Chsplnc street. In tho city Of
Wheeling, Ohio county, Weht Virginia, on or be.
lore "wednesday. tho 2,th day OF August, 1857.
witness. John ". Mitchell, Clerk Of Maid Court,
this 9Th day Of July, 1857 81, .ll'it- " a !
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Cyclones are powerful, but none Of them
have ever been able to blow of a mort.
gage from q western farm. tyE
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The above sale has been postponed until satur.
day. July o, at same tine and place. E2 N
4 jyG.vAs y. I. uILpRETII, Trustee. !
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Looks may be deceiving. but one can
not mistake a dark, creeping burglar
with a dark lautern-for au angel OF light,
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

"a
By virtue Q. deed OF trust made by Louis Fuhr
and Anna Fnhf, his wife, 10 me as trustee. dated
March IL, 1854. recorded 10 the oi!ee OF the Clerk
OF the County Court Q. Ohio county, West Viz.
ginfs. ia Decd Of Trust Book No q, page Il, will
sell at the front door OF the Cou..T houIe Of said
county, on a Z = 81 y gIJ, J4i
SATURDAY. the 9th DAY OF AUGUST. 1857,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. n, the following de-
scribed real estate. situated In the Eighth ward 0.
the city Of Wheeling, In the county Of Ohio aud
State OF IVES. Vifsiala, and designated as the lot
numbered hixteen In square numbered eighteen,
on the plat Of the addition to said city Of Wheel
Ing laid out by sprigg and Richie. }jjs;
TERMS OF sA1E-0ne.third and as much more a
the purchaser elects to pay in cash. Oh tho day Of
sale. the balance III two equhl inStalments PAYABLE
In one and two years from the day OF sale with In.
terest from that day: the purchaser 10 give BIZ
note for the deferred payments, and secure the
same by deed OF trust upon the property and In.
hurance policies upon the buildings to the Est.ac'
ton OF the trustee. =. <. 5 ass.s-ssl,y sl-
The title Is believed good. but selling as trustee
Bhall convey only the title vested in mo.
W. J. W. COWDEN, Trustee.
/. W. Fl. HALLER. Auctioneer. s's.slz5s. jyt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ri 4:

pEAVER CoLLEGE.-THE $50 YEAa
ID Of ibis mnst excellent School for Young La.
dies opens September II. Dr., Tay Tor has demon.
stfated his superiority ~ an educator. The new
bowling alley will be ready Tor the Fail Term.
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SALE OF SMITH WARD

The above sale has been postponed until wednes.
day, July 10, at the same time aud place. '-37l
}yl3 g. fs1r-tH s. p HILDRETH, Trustee,
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Louisiana State Lottery Company,

Incorporated In 1858 10. 2s years b. the Lceisls.
tuse tor Educational and Charitable purposes. with
over 1850, 600 has since been added II i. 10 ~
Sy An overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made part OF tho present State Constitution
adopted December ID, 4. D., 1879. IN, II
the people OF any State. = El! { >. NJ :, -
n. II neper scales Or postpont,.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings tasc
place monthly, and tho Ee,nl.Aunual Drawings
regularly every st< months Qunc and Decembcr),
A SPLENDID oPPoRrUEyrY, TO WIN A FOE.
TUNE. HiGh,h Grand Drawing. Class ii, in he
Academy OF Music New Orleans: Tuosiuy.
August o, 1887-207th Monthly Drawing. - :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-13

The above sale has bcen postponed until satur
day. July =, 1857, at the same time and place.
1880. z5!gF =. +. AlLDRETH, Trustee.